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This assignment is a little more abstract, but do your best to photograph (or pull from your portfolio) a picture that portrays the idea of “purity and cleanliness” to illustrate the lyrics in the hymn Nothing Between!
Reply to this topic with your submissions!
Assignment details:
• Requester: IBLP Family Conferences
• Purpose: To be used as a background image for a powerpoint of the hymn Nothing Between
• Request: A photo that portrays the idea of purity, cleanliness, and no blemishes. Perhaps bright and dreamy textures, an uncluttered pathway, or a spotless lamb or garment. Meditate on the lyrics of Nothing Between to come up with your own ideas!
• Image Specs: Pictures you submit must be at least 3000 pixels longest edge. Edit however you like. Please, no watermarks.
• How to Submit: Attach JPGs less than 2MB in size in reply to this topic. (Learn to downsize JPGs appropriately in this video.)
• Remuneration: Your submissions are a tangible gift to a non-profit, Christian ministry. A real opportunity to shoot to serve for the needs of others. Use this as an opportunity to practice with a purpose!
• Terms: Chosen submissions will be used as if they were purchased under a Royalty Free license. You continue to retain full rights to your image.
• Deadline: Midnight Saturday, March 10, 2018 (or until this topic is closed).Photo Critique:
The photos submitted for this assignment will be critiqued in March’s live Photo Critique Webinar on Tuesday, March 13th at 7pm ET. You can register at https://www.lenspiration.com/photo-critique-with-lenspiration-mar-13/. PRO members can register for free at http://www.lenspiration.com/promember.Related training video:
Perhaps using the technique in the video Directing the Eye Using Overexposure could help create a greater impression of purity in your submissions.Can’t wait to see what you come up with!
–JamesHere’s the best photo I currently have. I may be able to come up with a few more in time.
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@hannahm, Wow! I know this is kinda off the point, but how did you take those? (lens choice, camera settings, etc.)
Hi, @Sarah and @ryan, Actually, It took me about 6 months to get that particular picture with trial and error. It wasn’t a quick take!!
Here is a pictures of the set up, and BTW, I did not have the lap top on when I took it!! 🙂 I’ll try to tell you all the settings.
Taken in manual
The lens I believe was a 52mm lens
Aperture F\11
shutter speed 1\120
ISO 200
The flash settings, I only know by seeing it in the picture!! 🙂
There is a whole topic about how to do it all, though I just went through to look for it and couldn’t find it. But if I find the topic, I’ll let you know.
Let me know if you have any other questions!!- This reply was modified 54 years, 11 months ago by .
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@hannahm That’s so cool. I was trying to get some water shots the other day but they didn’t work so well. 🙁 :)Thanks for the idea.
Here are a few more. Spring seems to have come early here in Georgia, and I got some photos of these flowers a few days ago.
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There is a whole topic about how to do it all, though I just went through to look for it and couldn’t find it. But if I find the topic, I’ll let you know.
@hannahm, is this what you’re referring to? 🙂https://www.lenspiration.com/forums/topic/drop-of-water/
https://www.lenspiration.com/forums/topic/high-speed-water-drop-photography/
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